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Tell us what you are planning and we will help you select the right technology and turn it into a reliable, supportable workplace AV solution. From AV design and specification through supply, installation, commissioning and ongoing support, Gibb Technology provides one accountable route from requirement to delivery.

Meeting rooms can be built around a dedicated collaboration platform or designed to provide greater flexibility through Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) connectivity.

GT designs solutions for Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, Google Meet and Cisco Webex, alongside wired and wireless BYOD systems that allow users and guests to connect their own devices.

We help determine the right room architecture, collaboration platform and AV hardware without introducing unnecessary complexity. The objective is simple: users should be able to enter the room, start a meeting, share content and collaborate without needing to understand the technology behind it.

Clear, intelligible audio is fundamental to every meeting.

Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Webex & BYOD

Displays Designed Around the Space

Display technology is selected according to room size, viewing distance, content requirements and the way the space will be used.

GT designs and supplies professional commercial displays, large-format screens, dual-display systems, interactive displays and direct-view LED solutions for meeting rooms and collaboration environments.

Displays can also form part of wider workplace digital signage, IPTV and corporate communications systems.

Designed, Installed, Commissioned & Supported

GT provides an end-to-end approach to workplace AV integration, from initial requirements and AVIXA-led design through equipment specification, procurement, installation and system commissioning.

Systems are tested and configured before handover to help ensure cameras, microphones, displays, collaboration platforms, control systems and networked AV components operate together as one complete solution.

For organisations with multiple offices, GT can develop standardised meeting room designs and technology standards that can be replicated across the UK, Ireland and EMEA, helping provide a consistent user experience while simplifying management and support.

The project does not have to end at handover. GT can provide ongoing AV support, preventative maintenance, remote management and SLA-based support to help maintain system performance and resolve issues throughout the lifecycle of the technology.

This gives organisations a clearer route from initial workplace AV design through deployment, operation and future expansion.

Ongoing AV Support & Maintenance

WORKPLACE AV. ENGINEERED TO PERFORM - INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY. DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE - HIGH-PERFORMANCE WORKPLACES. BUILT TO LAST -

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Meeting Room AV Solutions Engineered Around the Way You Work.

Gibb Technology designs and delivers meeting room AV and video conferencing systems for workplaces across the UK, Ireland and EMEA. From simple huddle spaces to boardrooms, training rooms and complex divisible environments, each system is engineered around the room, the users and how the technology needs to perform.

From Huddle Rooms to Complex Collaboration Spaces

Every meeting space has different technical requirements. GT designs and standardises huddle rooms, small and medium meeting rooms, boardrooms, training spaces, all-hands environments and divisible rooms, creating consistent experiences across individual offices or complete workplace estates.

Our AV design process considers:

Display size and viewing distances

Camera positioning and participant coverage

Microphone pickup and speech intelligibility

Loudspeaker positioning and audio coverage

Room acoustics and environmental conditions

AV and structured cable routes

Network, power and infrastructure requirements

Control and room automation

Content sharing and BYOD connectivity

The complete user journey from entering the room to starting a meeting

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